Lamar Jackson had a stellar performance to lift his Ravens to 2-2 after Baltimore’s 35-10 win over the Buffalo Bills at M&T Bank Stadium. After losing the first two games of the season, John Harbaugh has seen his squad rally to back-to-back wins to get their season back on track.

Jackson was once again in top form, completing two touchdown passes and rushing for another to lead Baltimore to a relatively easy victory over a Buffalo team that had won each of their first three games, scoring more than 30 points in each of those wins achieved, but only managed ten this time.

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Jackson has secured the 2023 MVP award and is clearly eager to continue developing his game as he looks to lead the Ravens deep into the postseason again after falling short in the AFC Championship game against the Kansas City Chiefs.

Their victory over the Bills was also due to the great performance of running back Derrick Henry. He ran for 199 yards, including an 87-yard touchdown, the longest by the Ravens in Baltimore.

Nevertheless, Henry was full of praise for the Bills and simply pointed out that the Ravens were unstoppable on that day.

‘The Bills are a great team’

“They hit on all cylinders. We played a great game against them tonight. We were the better team tonight, but I’m sure they will sort things out in the coming weeks. This week we are only focused on the 1-0.” Henry added.

“If today doesn’t show that I’m used to it (and) that I feel comfortable, then I don’t know what else to say,”

“It was fun. We didn’t start the way we wanted to. …Our backs are against the wall (at) 0-2. We just kept believing in it. We kept fighting. And now we are back where we want to be.” Hendrik concluded.

Those opening losses to the Kansas City Chiefs and the Las Vegas Raiders got the Ravens in trouble, and they showed great character to respond with decisive wins over the Dallas Cowboys and the Buffalo Bills.

Additionally, Jackson was given the edge over Josh Allen in their ongoing quarterbacking duel.

This is John Harbaugh’s 17th season in charge at M&T Bank Stadium, and while he has consistently led the team to the postseason in five of the past six seasons, anything less than a spot in the Super Bowl are being considered. a failure, especially since he won the title in 2012.